Thread: Functions of '?', ':', and '&' in the C programming language
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Functions of '?', ':', and '&' in the C programming language
What are the functions of the ? and the : in the following C statement?

Code:
 
TX_OUTPUT_PIN = Tx_Buffer & 0x01 ? SERIAL_1 : SERIAL_0;
Another question, can someone please clearly explain the purpose (And usage) of the bitwise AND operator?

Thank you very much,
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